Whose notebook is this
H. Splintons — Federal Nuclear Safety & Energy Oversight. Yes, that H. Splintons.
“Sippy cups on the desk, sure. Then you open the notebook expecting doodles — and find this.”
The cartoon’s on the cover. Everything inside is real — every pin a public record (sources below). People look at his pages and go: holy — dude, you’ve actually got this together.
Coverage
show sites awaiting coordinates
Not missing — identity confirmed, pin pending. These are real sites the public EIA-860 join doesn’t carry coordinates for (pre-2013 shutdowns, DOE / CISF / experimental). Hand-matched next.
What the colours mean
The dot’s fill answers one question: did the fuel stay where it was made, or did it move?
Stayed put — sits at the reactor that made it
Moved — shipped in from elsewhere, or shipped away
No reactor — a federal / consolidated store (DOE · CISF)
Empty — no spent fuel expected here
Ring = NRC roster status: green ring = a gap the roster missed · dashed ring = confirmed empty.
the trip the fuel took — made-here → sits-there (toggle below)
Add a page to the notebook
Splintons’ field update. Got newer numbers? Drop your own sites.geojson here and the map redraws — stays on your screen only. Nothing uploaded, nothing shared, gone when you refresh.